"Go to the field," in just a few years this sentence has become a slogan. With the surging tide of information, people flock to the faraway"fields". Organic agriculture, agricultural economy, rural renewal, or any kinds of fashionable theorical "grafting" has become a battleground.
Although such scenes and words occur and appear almost every day, is people's understanding of the field really the same? This needs a big question mark. On the contrary, the convergence of discourse makes people alert: the same architectural beauty behind the revitalization of the countryside, the "new middle-class life" around the stove to cook tea, and the airborne exhibition of art entering the countryside. At the moment when "entering the field" is constantly erupting, are we thinking more shallow? or finishing more "easy"?
Softcover, 15 x 23 cm, 152 pages, Chinese
JZZP, 2024
